| Breath mint brand since 1951 |
28 |
| Broadcast network |
17 |
| Body of water bordering California and Nevada |
45 |
| Butterfinger rival |
18 |
| Brand that's a shortened description of its flavor |
50 |
| Brooklyn, e.g. |
14 |
| Buy more Time |
13 |
| Board a trolley, perhaps |
24 |
| Breath-taking snakes |
20 |
| Brand that contains "Retsyn |
27 |
| By any means necessary" speaker |
31 |
| Body of water between Ontario and Michigan |
42 |
| By physical means |
17 |
| Bundle that might come with a bow on top |
40 |
| Button you press to remove a CD from the player |
47 |
| Bygone copies |
13 |
| Busser's target |
15 |
| Blue Velvet" actress Dern |
25 |
| Big pizzas |
10 |
| Bomb with wheels |
16 |
| Bonus, and a word that can precede the last words of this puzzle's four longest answers |
87 |
| Brunch side |
11 |
| Bard's stage direction |
22 |
| Bring in, as a salary |
21 |
| Boxing match segment |
20 |
| Blend together, as in a recipe |
30 |
| British moms |
12 |
| Business in the front, party in the back" hair styles |
53 |
| Boxing legend Ali |
17 |
| Buck Rogers portrayer __ Gerard |
31 |
| Bringing Up Baby" and two others |
32 |
| Book between Galatians and Philippians: Abbr. |
45 |
| Bring back to life |
18 |
| Blue musical work? |
18 |
| Bull on a glue container |
24 |
| Brightly colored dress |
22 |
| Broadway's __-Fontanne Theatre |
30 |
| Brothers' sons |
14 |
| Box Car Racer "All ___ Go |
25 |
| Brazilian writer |
16 |
| Bumper-car ride |
15 |
| Bribing |
7 |
| Butter from Africa? |
19 |
| Bicontinental region |
20 |
| Brazilian actress Sonia ___ |
27 |
| Bread-like |
10 |
| Bound bundles in a loft |
23 |
| Butter overseas |
15 |
| Bull Run, to the C.S.A. |
23 |
| Bull Run, to the South |
22 |
| Bond portrayer Daniel's BuzzFeed piece? |
39 |
| Bow holders |
11 |
| Broccoli bud |
12 |
| Bygone TV control |
17 |
| Bunch of buffalo |
16 |
| Buster lead-in |
14 |
| Brüno" star |
12 |
| British Crown Colony resident |
29 |
| Bunny features |
14 |
| Broadway title role from 1966 |
29 |
| Bunny's chocolate gifts |
23 |
| British poet laureate: 1813–43 |
32 |
| Buffalo Bill, e.g. |
18 |
| British policeman or hockey's Orr |
33 |
| Business home bases, for short |
30 |
| Black-eye soothers |
18 |
| Broccoli piece |
14 |
| British Teddy boy |
17 |
| Bull pen |
8 |
| Button for a bowler |
19 |
| Bump kin? |
9 |
| Bunny boss, briefly |
19 |
| Body search for concealed weapons or drugs |
42 |
| Brown dye tree |
14 |
| Break the connection of |
23 |
| Bridge of Spies" star Tom |
25 |
| Bundling cotton |
15 |
| Bro-ey greeting |
15 |
| Brings to one's cause |
21 |
| Bringing home the bacon |
23 |
| But the ___ not my son..." ("Billie Jean") |
42 |
| Business maj.'s focus |
21 |
| Brief refusal to "Are you hungry? |
33 |
| Bluesman ___ Wolf |
17 |
| Bicycle messenger, e.g. |
23 |
| British singer __ Ora |
21 |
| Buffalo Bill" surname |
21 |
| British attorney |
16 |
| Big biceps, at the gym |
22 |
| Brothers" who failed on Wall Street |
35 |
| Brightness measures, briefly |
28 |
| Bring Bugs into harmony? |
24 |
| Bunny's beau |
12 |
| Bowie's rock genre |
18 |
| Bruce Willis's costar in "Color of Night |
40 |
| Brazzaville location |
20 |
| Bridge player's phrase |
22 |
| Bridge pair |
11 |
| Brazzaville's river |
19 |
| Big horned beast |
16 |